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Adv. Roy Gottlieb
Partner at Cardumen Capital SGEIC, S.A.
Roy Gottlieb is an accomplished entrepreneur and investor with extensive experience in the technology and venture capital sectors. He served as an Investment Manager at Samsung Ventures from June 2015 to December 2017.1 During his time at Samsung Ventures, Gottlieb's investment portfolio included companies such as Replay Technologies (acquired by Intel), Corephotonics (acquired by Samsung Electronics), ScyllaDB, AudioBurst, StoreDot, Celeno (acquired by Renesas), Elastifile (acquired by Google), and EarlySense.1
Currently, Gottlieb is the co-founder and CEO of a venture capital-backed stealth cybersecurity startup that has raised approximately $200 million in funding.12 His career also includes roles such as:
- Co-founder and General Partner at Cardumen Capital1
- Venture Partner at Cardumen Capital (September 2022 - Present)1
- Co-Managing Director of the Israeli Young Venture Capital Forum (YVCF) for six years1
- Advisor and seed investor in various startups, including Lightrun, CardinalOps, and Trigo Vision1
Gottlieb is known for his strategic decision-making skills and emphasis on focus in business. He has stated, "It's very challenging to say what you're not doing," highlighting his approach to business strategy and resource allocation.3
His LinkedIn username is roy-gottlieb-7669a488, as mentioned in the query.1
Highlights
Bumping into an incredible security leader at #bhusa was an absolute pleasure! Had a great time exchanging thoughts on open-source risk management. Kudos to Cecil P. and the amazing team!
🚀 Staggering Insights on the Value of Open Source Software! 🚀
An eye-opening study unveils the immense economic impact of Open Source Software:
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OSS's Supply vs. Demand Side Value: While the cost to replicate the most popular OSS stands at $4.15 billion, its demand-side value is a staggering $8.8 trillion! This underscores OSS's irreplaceable role in our ecosystem.
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Language Concentration of Value: The demand-side value is highly concentrated in a few pivotal programming languages (Java, JavaScript, C (including C# and C++), Python, and Typescript).
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Power of the Few: Just a small fraction of OSS developers (3,000 developers, representing 5%!) are responsible for a lion's share of its supply-side value (93%!).
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Companies would need to spend 3.5x more on software than they currently do if OSS did not exist.
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